+CHAPTER 2 Common provisions
---+Article 35 Access to payment systems
------+Article 35 1.
------+Article 35 2.
------+Article 35 3.
---+Article 35a Conditions for requesting participation in designated payment systems
------+Article 35a 1.
------+Article 35a 2.
---+Article 36 Access to accounts maintained with a credit institution
---+Article 37 Prohibition of persons other than payment service providers from providing payment services and duty of notification
------+Article 37 1.
------+Article 37 2.
------+Article 37 3.
------+Article 37 4.
------+Article 37 5.

CHAPTER 2 Common provisions

CHAPTER 2 Common provisions

1. Overview

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Article 35 Access to payment systems
Article 35a Conditions for requesting participation in designated payment systems
Article 36 Access to accounts maintained with a credit institution

Article 36

Access to accounts maintained with a credit institution

Member States shall ensure that payment institutions have access to credit institutions’ payment accounts services on an objective, non-discriminatory and proportionate basis. Such access shall be sufficiently extensive as to allow payment institutions to provide payment services in an unhindered and efficient manner.

The credit institution shall provide the competent authority with duly motivated reasons for any rejection.
Article 37 Prohibition of persons other than payment service providers from providing payment services and duty of notification

1.1 References

1.2 Identified Requirements

1.3 Related Standards

2. Identified Requirements

Requirements

3. Related Standards

Standards
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